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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1951
Page
18
In a JACOBY ON BRIDGE column, the advisor discusses whether South should take two heart finesses through West or play a heart to the ace and return the ten. The article notes one opponent likely holds the king of hearts and cautions against guessing which opponent has it, stressing the right approach depends on the hand and opponents.
The well known New York expert Harry Fishbein quickly seized the lead in a card game, claiming an unbeatable hand despite heart honors. He won the opening trick with the ace of clubs and then led a trump.
A bridge hand shows Dummy ruffed a high trump and West drew remaining trumps. South discards two spades and a heart, then Dummy’s heart finesse leads to a win. East wins but must give Dummy another finesse, with three possible outcomes. Farr's return guarantees declarer the twelfth trick.
Readers note a shift in Mary Haworth’s tone from sharp lectures to kindly guidance. They credit a former harsh approach with improving a wider audience, including relatives in the region, and discuss how public letters reflect evolving expectations and maturity.
The Chambersburg Symphonette plans its first tour stop in Hagerstown on April 1 with assistance from the Cumberland Valley Chorus. Members include several local musicians from the Pennsylvanian city and the program features a mixed classical and light repertoire.
A vintage ad touts Creomulsion as safe and effective for coughs and chest colds. It claims no narcotics, direct action on bronchial membranes, and a guarantee or druggist refund. The copy notes millions of satisfied users and easy relief.
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